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Forced air convection oven with 40–210°C temp. range, ±1°C control precision, 150L stainless steel chamber.
The Yamato Scientific DKN601 Forced Air Convection Drying Oven is engineered for precise thermal processing with a temperature control range of 40–210°C and an accuracy of ±1°C at 210°C, making it essential for controlled drying applications in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics. Featuring forced air circulation to ensure uniform temperature distribution (±2.5°C), this oven reaches maximum temperature within approximately 60 minutes. The 150L chamber is constructed from durable SUS304 stainless steel, providing chemical resistance and easy cleaning, while the exterior employs an electro-galvanized steel plate coated with melamine resin for industrial robustness. Physical dimensions (W701 × D678 × H877 mm) suit benchtop or floor placement in laboratory environments. The unit supports shelf loads up to 15 kg per shelf, facilitating bioprocessing sample drying or sterilization workflows. It operates on AC 100V, 14.5A power supply, suitable for most laboratory power sources. As a used item sold as-is, buyers should verify operational condition but can expect functionality applicable to thermal drying, dehydration, and sample preparation processes widely used in clinical diagnostics, synthetic biology, and biomanufacturing research. Note that the transport cart is not included. This oven is a reliable choice for research facilities requiring consistent temperature-controlled drying environments critical in biotechnology research and production pipelines.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
